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Sharps & Flats
Joseph Patel
Infused with pop culture and heady literary theory, Paul Barman's Ivy League rhymes crackle with clever jokes and silly wit.
Black and white and taboo all over
Charles Taylor
Hollywood is more phobic than ever about interracial love, but now it's blacks who are putting on the brakes.
Cartoonist Charles Schulz dies at 77
Mary Ann Lickteig
"Peanuts" made its debut in 1950 and eventually ran in more than 2,600
newspapers in 75 countries.
Snakes and rapids and paradise, Oh my!
Bill Belleville
Seeking refuge in Guyana's Cashew Rains, I went to the brink, bushmaster snakes notwithstanding.
He's no Teddy Roosevelt, but he's not Gary Bauer either
Daryl Lindsey
On the environment and gay rights, John McCain is a mainstream Republican.
Friendly fire
Jake Tapper
Veterans get dragged into the war between GOP candidates John McCain and George W. Bush.
“The Beach”
Stephanie Zacharek
No phone, no lights, no motorcar -- not a single luxury! Leonardo DiCaprio and the "Trainspotting" creators can't rescue Alex Garland's trouble-in-paradise bestseller from trite moralizing.
United nations of nannies
Cecelie S. Berry
I wanted to be Lady Liberty, but my nannies from foreign lands never became part of the family.
Pundits of pain
Andreas Killen
In the wake of Rwanda, Bosnia and Kosovo, academics turn trauma studies into a hot discipline.
Free the night life!
Andrew Leonard
Former Netscape programmer Jamie Zawinski has spent his life making software free. Now he wants to liberate San Francisco's fading club scene.
People have the power
Seth Mnookin
Patti Smith, David Byrne, Angelique Kidjo, Philip Glass and others throw a New Year's benefit party for Tibet.
Criminal code?
C. Scott Ananian
A judge's decision to ban a DVD-playing Linux program and all discussion about it outrages the free-software community.
The Gitane affair
Debra Ollivier
Forget McDonald's and Coca-Cola; the French see American-style anti-tobacco lawsuits as one of the greatest threats to French culture.
The 7 vices of highly creative people
D.A. Blyler
If you go through life free of bad habits, you won't live forever, but it will feel like it.
Salon.com Launches Broadband Division and Names Two Executives to Develop and Market Interactive Content
Salon Staff
Expands Convergence Efforts to Include Original Audio and Video Programming and Wireless Partners
Return of the Reaganite
Max Garrone
McCain says he's Luke Skywalker and Ronald Reagan incarnate while Bush retires to Texas to contemplate his future and crackpot conspiracies go prime time.
Party crashers
David Horowitz
Alan Keyes and other religious radicals are preventing the Republican Party from attaining its rightful place as America's majority party.
So much for singing nuns
John Marks
The rise of Joerg Haider forces Austria to face the truth about its history -- and puts the European Union in a bind.
“Scream 3”
Andrew O'Hehir
The final installment of Wes Craven's trilogy may be too wrapped up in its own cleverness, but it's still a fond farewell.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
"The sheriff showed up with naked pictures of my daughter!" Plus: Pregnancy happens -- deal with it; Conason's stance on Bradley.
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